Hi folks,
Here I am again with another mystery gymno, again a garden centre purchase. It's a small plant, not much more than about an inch and a half across, and the flower is comparatively huge! Would be wonderful if anyone could identify it. My uneducated guess is a perhaps a light flowered var of G. bruchii?
Thank you!
Gymnocalycium ID?
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Gymnocalycium ID?
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Re: Gymnocalycium ID?
Could it be Gymnocalycium calochlorum?
David Neville
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Secretary of Southampton & District Branch. BCSS member since 1977.
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Re: Gymnocalycium ID?
Thank you! That looks like a definite contender. Whatever it is, it's quite determined because that bloom has lasted several weeks now!
Vice-chair Sheffield branch & Internet Committee member. @xericdelights on Instagram. 700 plants later and I still haven't picked a favourite genus!